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Using a sheet-metal brake
Slate-roofing contractor John Mahan demonstrates how he uses a portable brake to cut metal for drip-edge flashing.
Foolproof fire extinguisher
Tundra fire extinguisher operates like a common aerosol can
What's the Difference: Disposable respirators
What do their ratings really mean?
Four eyes for old eyes
If your eyes still are young enough to focus equally well on objects both near and far, read no more. But if you’ve arrived at the bifocal stage and you…
Dust Control
Nobody will notice your flawless miters if the home is covered in filth—here's how to clear the air and contain the mess.
Orphaned Glove Protects Goggles
Repurpose a lost glove into a useful goggle protector to keep them scratch-free in your toolbox.
How to make a glove fit like a glove
For many years, I have worn leather gloves for heavy construction work, and I have found that the inexpensive, stiff gloves last just as long as the expensive, soft, pliable…
Protecting A House During Construction
A scratched door, a chipped tub, or a broken window can sour a project in a heartbeat.
Routers: The Best Tool You’re Not Using
A well-equipped router is an indispensable tool for trim work, but which type and which accessories are right for you?
Upgrading to a Tile Shower
Learn from a pro tilesetter how to remove an old bathtub and replace it with a custom tile shower.

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